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COMPUTEAI hostingNEWYour AI deploys your app with a token.ApplicationsNext.js, Node, Python and Docker straight from GitHub.Static sitesHTML or ZIP live with HTTPS in seconds.Replicas and autoscalingScale by CPU behind a load balancer.Container registryPush your image and run.

DATAManaged databasesPostgreSQL and Redis with injected credentials.S3 storageMedia and attachments outside the database.Business emailMailboxes on your domain, per mailbox.

OPERATIONSLogs and terminalShell in the container and live logs.MetricsCPU, memory and network per service.AI diagnosisExplains build failures and repeated errors.Domains and TLSYour domain with an automatic certificate.

NEWAI hostingBuilt your app with AI? Generate a token and your AI creates the project, database and S3 and deploys on its own.Authorization: Bearer dc_live_••••See how your AI deploys →

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BY PROJECT TYPESites and landing pagesDrag-and-drop publishing.SaaS and APIsDatabase, S3, replicas and per-environment variables.E-commerceTraffic spikes with autoscaling.

BY PROFILEAgenciesDozens of client projects in one account.StartupsStart on Hobby and grow without migrating.Indie devsgit push and done.

MIGRATIONComing from another host?Connect the repository, point the DNS and keep the domain where it is.CNAME www → app.devoracloud.comMigration guide →

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GET STARTEDDocumentationGuides for deploy, database, S3 and scale.QuickstartFirst project live in 5 minutes.ExamplesNext.js, Node, Python and static.

INTEGRATEAPI referenceapi.devoracloud.com WebhooksDeploy events into your system.Statusstatus.devoracloud.com

APIDeploy in one callTrigger deploys, read status and receive events.POST /v1/deploys {"project":"portaris"}API reference →

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Getting started

How Devora Cloud is organized→An organization is your account. Projects group applications, services, domains, environment variables, storage and linked databases. A repository with a frontend and API can use t Deploy from GitHub→Connect GitHub, choose the repository and branch, then check the detected builder and port before deploying. Available builders are automatic Nixpacks, Dockerfile and static site. Publish and manage with your AI→Any AI that can read a web page and call an API — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf and others — can create the project, database and storage, upload your c Multiple services in one project→Use services for programs that belong together, such as a frontend, API and worker. Each service has its own Dockerfile path, port and optional start command. A worker can reuse an Prepare your application→Do not hard-code the port. Listen on 0.0.0.0, never on localhost. If ignored: The router delivers traffic to the declared port and nobody answers. Visitors get a 502 while the cont

Deploy and monitor

Automatic deployment after a push→A push to the configured repository branch triggers deployment when automatic deployment is enabled. Check the selected branch, including repositories using master rather than main Builder, Dockerfile and port→Open Project settings → Build and deployment → Builder. Choose automatic Nixpacks, Dockerfile or static site. The same configuration remains accessible in Resources. For Dockerfile Project map, variables, metrics and terminal→The project map shows actual connections between services. The inspector displays CPU, memory and RX/TX network rates. RX is inbound traffic and TX is outbound, measured as a rate Build logs and application logs→Deployment logs show dependency installation, compilation and image/deploy failures. Open the failed publication to inspect them. Application logs show the running program’s output What happens when you deploy→Devora reads repository metadata to suggest configuration. The execution engine clones the source with its access credential, builds and stores an image, then deploys containers wi

Data and files

Managed databases and connection details→Use the database already linked to the project; do not install PostgreSQL or MySQL inside the application container. Managed data infrastructure is separate from app replicas. Add Store images and files in S3→Devora Cloud keeps application execution, databases and file storage as separate resources connected to your project.Persistent files and volumes→Container files are disposable. Use object storage for uploads and media; use a volume when the program specifically requires a persistent filesystem path.

Domains and email

Custom domain and project subdomain→Open the project Domains section and add your domain without protocol or path. Prove ownership using the TXT record shown in the panel. Point the CNAME to the specific project subd Business email, DNS and mail apps→If receiving works but sending shows Relay access denied, open the outgoing SMTP settings. Use port 587, STARTTLS, Normal password and your full email address as username. Port 25

Scaling and availability

Application replicas and autoscaling→A replica is a running copy of the application. Fixed replicas keep a configured count; autoscaling adjusts it within minimum, maximum and plan capacity. Failover is included in ev Availability, distribution and backups→Vertical scaling increases CPU or RAM; horizontal scaling adds app copies. Protection against a host failure requires copies on different hosts, suitable routing and spare capacity Primary region and replica destinations→The primary and every copy must run on distinct physical machines, even within the same country. Two server entries or two virtual machines on one host do not protect against that CPU, memory and resource reviews→The dashboard shows the percentage of the application quota, not total server usage. For a 0.5 vCPU application, 100% means that quota is occupied; it does not mean the entire mach

Account, plans and billing

Plans, capacity and payment→New accounts get a 7-day free trial on the Hobby plan, counted from registration, with no card: 1 project with 0.5 vCPU, 512 MB, 3 GB disk, 1 database and 1 GB S3, no backups and n Current limitations→Automatic backups for MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB. Only PostgreSQL has them (and only on plans with backup). For the others, turn on the database’s external access and create the du

Help and integrations

Help before opening a ticket→Describe the problem in Support. Relevant guidance appears before sending a ticket; no ticket is created just by reading suggestions. If it does not help, send the ticket with your Platform API→The API base is https://api.devoracloud.com/v1. Create a scoped API key in the account tools and send Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY. A key belongs to one organization and gives ac Notifications and integrations→Configure your HTTPS receiver in the account Webhooks tools. Handle repeated events idempotently and consult the current resource state before important actions.

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